Not one to usually bring political threads but

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They don't seem particularly relevant to this election.

I'd say terrorists and how you treat them is very relevant given events of the past week.

[Eric Cartman]

I'd say terrorists and how you treat them is very relevant given events of the past week.

What do people think he will do?

He might not bomb people as much but that doesn't appear to work very well anyway.

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What do people think he will do?

He might not bomb people as much but that doesn't appear to work very well anyway.

Given Corbyn's past regarding courting terrorists is at best iffy and MacDonald has floated the idea of disbanding MI5, you begin to question whether they have their finger on the pulse.

Factor in Dianne Abbots police force budget measured in hundreds of thousands and you get the impression Labour don't really understand that the electorate do want security in these troubled times.

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*MacDonnell

[Eric Cartman]

Given Corbyn's past regarding courting terrorists is at best iffy and MacDonald has floated the idea of disbanding MI5, you begin to question whether they have their finger on the pulse.

Factor in Dianne Abbots police force budget measured in hundreds of thousands and you get the impression Labour don't really understand that the electorate do want security in these troubled times.

Security or a military response to Manchester?

Mcdonnell and Corbyn have said and done some pretty ridiculous things. They probably thought they were being edgy at the time, life as a backbencher is boring. I just wish this campaign was being fought on policy and the viability of it.

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Security or a military response to Manchester?

Mcdonnell and Corbyn have said and done some pretty ridiculous things. They probably thought they were being edgy at the time, life as a backbencher is boring. I just wish this campaign was being fought on policy and the viability of it.

Given security and terrorism is at the forefront of lots of voters minds, I would say this particular strand is very relevant. All Corbyn et al have to say is that they have hanged their opinions/stance in the past 30 years / the world is a different place etc etc but for whatever reason they prefer not to.

[lardy]

I don't understand why Corbyn didn't go on the big debate with the other leaders. What an opportunity to rub Mays nose in it and say "look, this is how arrogant she is".

Skynewsdesk tweeting that Jeremy is doing the TV debate tonight. It's a risk he has to take.

[Wales-Bales]

He "quintupled the countries debt".

Throwing money around thanks to a rise in oil prices.

He nationalised over 1000 companies. Companies which have since seen their productivity collapse.

I know very little about this bear in mind. So happy to be proven wrong

Didn't they send in the regime change people to screw everything up?

[Wales-Bales]

I'd say terrorists and how you treat them is very relevant given events of the past week.

You've unwittingly hit the nail on the head.